Trump administration's five key immigration policy shifts reshape US border and interior enforcement

The BBC outlines five major changes to US immigration policy under the Trump administration, including expanded border wall construction, stricter asylum rules, increased interior enforcement, changes to legal immigration, and the 'Remain in Mexico' policy. These measures represent a significant tightening of immigration controls, with ongoing legal challenges and humanitarian concerns. The policies have shifted the political landscape and could influence future elections and international relations.

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